Texas Basic Waste Water Operations Ch#12 Disinfection - Statistics

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Disinfection prevents waterborne disease by protecting public water supplies, water for recreation, and shellfish growing areas. True
100%
Disinfection destroys disease-causing microorganisms called pathogens True
100%
Waterborne diseases include typhoid, hepatitis A, cholera, dysentery, poliomyelitis, and measles. False
83%
Two methods often used to disinfect wastewater effluent are chlorination and ultra-purple radiation. False
83%
Chlorine leaks are detected with ________% ammonium hydroxide vapor. 10
67%
Effluent chlorine dosage must provide a total combined residual of at least ________ mg/L for at least ________ minutes at peak flow. 1.0/20
67%
Because HOCl is a ________, it is more effective at low pH. acid
67%
Strong concentrations of chlorine can cause ________. all of the above
67%
In addition to disinfection, chlorine is used to ________. all of the above
67%
The TCEQ allows the reuse of treated wastewater for ________. all of the above
67%
Milk, coffee, or ________ candy relieves throat irritation. peppermint
67%
Factors influencing disinfection are pH, temperature, contact time, chlorine concentration, and ________. residual type
67%
Gas chlorinator feed rates are indicated by the ________ in pounds per day. rotameter
67%
Dosage is the amount of chlorine applied; demand is the amount of chlorine used up; and residual is the amount of chlorine left after demand. True
67%
When chlorine and water mix, hypochlorous (HOCl) and hydrochloric (HCl) acid are formed. True
67%
Chloramines are the combined residual. True
67%
Reclaimed water providers must report monthly to the TCEQ the ________ and ________ of reclaimed water delivered to a user. volume/quality
67%
In case of exposure to chlorine, ________. all of the above
50%
Operators must use ________ as a chlorine indicator in the titrimetric or spectrophotometric residual test methods. DPD
50%
Calcium hypochlorite, known as HTH, contains 35% chlorine and 65% lime. False
50%
The higher the water temperature, the ________ the disinfection rate. faster
50%
The ________ the dosage, the ________ the contact time required. higher/shorter
50%
The addition of water to a chlorine leak ________. makes the leak worse
50%
To protect aquatic organisms from ________ such as chlorine, the TCEQ requires dechlorination in some discharge permits. toxins
50%
Gas chlorinators use ________ to draw chlorine into a water stream. vacuum
50%
Chlorine container valve wrenches must be no longer than ________ inches. 8
33%
Chlorine gas is greenish-yellow in color, 2½ times heavier than water, and has a strong pungent odor. False
33%
Chlorine does not burn, but is a strong oxidizer and reacts violently with oil and other hydrocarbons. True
33%
When chlorine reacts with lime, chloramines form. False
17%
The ________ residual is more powerful and faster acting than the ________ residual. free/combined
17%
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl), a powerful disinfectant, is the combined residual. False
0%
Dechlorination may be achieved by long detention time, aeration, sunlight, activated carbon, or ________. filtering
0%
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